Facial Sheet Masks Disposable 30pcs.

Bulk Serums

Compressed Facial Sheet Masks-Individually Wrapped- Dry Paper-Great for Salons, Spas, Home or Travel

About this item

• Convenient Pack: Includes 30 compressed coin sized face sheet type masks, enough masks to typically last for one month or 30 applications, each one is individually packed, easy to carry and great for salons, spas, home or travel. 
• Safe Material: Made of natural non-woven fabrics, these dry face masks contain no irritation and chemical composition, very soft, thin and breathable, comfortable for facial application. Suitable for most people including sensitive skin care people.
• Size: Full-size mask measuring 8 inch in diameter with pre cut holes for eyes, nose and mouth, appropriate size fitting for many people of different face sizes, covering your whole face.
• Easy to use: Compressed sheet masks have strong adsorption ability and can absorb serums, lotions, gels and many liquids quickly. Simply soak the compressed sheet mask in your skin care liquids, then apply to your face, leave on for 10-15 minutes until the facial products is absorbed, if not fully absorbed simply massage the remaining liquid until fully absorbed. When complete simply dispose, sheets are for one-time use only.
• Great for DIY Face Masks: These disposable dry sheet masks can be incorporated into various skin care routines.

Disclaimer: Skincare products from Derma ProLab/Bulk Serums are formulated to be applied topically and for basic salon treatments, including microneedling. However, individual skin sensitivity varies. A patch test is recommended prior to application, especially following microneedling or other salon procedures, to ensure no adverse reactions. We will not be held liable for any adverse reactions, irritations, or other complications resulting from the use of our products. You may need to consult a dermatologist or skin care professional before use, particularly for deeper microneedling treatments (1.0 mm or more) or sensitive skin, and apply only after the initial inflammatory phase (typically 24–48 hours post-procedure) unless advised otherwise.